Use a tool like Wii Backup Manager . This software converts ISO files into WBFS files and splits them automatically to fit FAT32 file size limits. Step 4: Launching from the Homebrew Channel Once your SD card and USB drive are plugged into the Wii: Power on the Wii and launch the Homebrew Channel . Select USB Loader GX from the list of apps. Click Load.
Create a folder on the root of the USB drive named wbfs . download usb loader gx homebrew channel
Check your "Filter" settings at the top of the USB Loader GX menu. Ensure "Wii Games" is checked. Also, verify that your USB drive is formatted correctly. Hard Drive Not Detected Use a tool like Wii Backup Manager
Specifically d2x cIOS. This is required for the Wii to read data from the USB ports. SD Card: Formatted to FAT32 to hold the app files. Select USB Loader GX from the list of apps
Your Wii needs a place to store the actual game files. While the app lives on the SD card, the games live on the USB.
Search for the "USB Loader GX" project on GitHub.
Open the folder on your computer. You should see a folder named usbloader_gx . Step 2: Preparing the SD Card